The Parable of the Frozen Robin
Created | Updated Oct 20, 2010
I heared this one a few months ago, and it seems so relevant that I have to submit it to the guide:<p>
There is a small robin, and it is the middle of winter, and the robin is slowly dying of hypothermia. As it lies in the middle of a field, cold and exposed a cow comes over and excretes over the robin. The robin is now happy, as it is warm in the pile of excrement so he starts chirping, now a fox who was nearby hears the robin chirping and comes over to see what it is all about. The fox sees the robin, and quickly devours the un-suspecting bird.<p>
So what I hear you say, well the moral of the story is this:<BR/>
Not everyone who craps on you is your enemy, not everyone who gets you out of the crap is your friend, and if your in the crap and your happy, keep your beak shut.
There is a small robin, and it is the middle of winter, and the robin is slowly dying of hypothermia. As it lies in the middle of a field, cold and exposed a cow comes over and excretes over the robin. The robin is now happy, as it is warm in the pile of excrement so he starts chirping, now a fox who was nearby hears the robin chirping and comes over to see what it is all about. The fox sees the robin, and quickly devours the un-suspecting bird.<p>
So what I hear you say, well the moral of the story is this:<BR/>
Not everyone who craps on you is your enemy, not everyone who gets you out of the crap is your friend, and if your in the crap and your happy, keep your beak shut.
